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Introduction to Chemical Engineering Processes

Small book cover: Introduction to Chemical Engineering Processes

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Processes

Publisher: Wikibooks
Number of pages: 136

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This book is for anyone who is interested in some of the basic principles behind what chemical engineers do and how they can use powerful tools from physics to solve problems involving steady-state processes. The book is designed as an introduction to the subject and therefore tends to stay away from the more complicated mathematics.

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